ADHD affects children's learning

The occurrence of diseases such as ADHD in children brings a lot of harm to patients, but many people do not realize the harmfulness of ADHD in children, which leads to the inability to receive timely treatment when they are sick. Let me explain in detail the harms of ADHD in children.

ADHD is the common name for children's hyperactivity syndrome. It has many causes and is a common disease in childhood. Due to insufficient knowledge, it is sometimes misdiagnosed or missed. If it is not treated in time, it will cause adverse effects in the family and school.

What are the dangers of ADHD in children?

Harm to individuals

Children with mild ADHD simply cannot concentrate on their studies and cannot take the initiative to learn, resulting in poor grades. They cannot control their behavior, do not obey discipline, and are discriminated against. Children with severe ADHD cannot even follow the class and have difficulty completing elementary and junior high school. They often stir up trouble and interfere with others. As they grow older, they are more susceptible to negative influences and temptations due to poor self-control, and may fight, lie, steal, or even commit crimes.

Harm to the family

Children with ADHD not only have poor academic performance, but also hate school, skip classes, and disrupt class order. Therefore, they are often called in by teachers for criticism, which makes parents feel ashamed and angry. Some parents hire tutors at high prices, wasting a lot of time and money but to no avail; some children develop confrontation and hatred towards their parents, affecting the harmony between parents and children.

Dangers to schools

In school, children with ADHD often disrupt classroom order, fight, and have poor academic performance, which seriously affects the school's teaching quality.

Harm to society

If children with ADHD are not treated in time, they will become habitual offenders when they grow up due to poor self-control and impulsiveness, which will affect social stability and the personal and property safety of the people.

Maybe we didn’t know much about ADHD before reading this article. Through the editor’s narration, we learned about the related hazards of ADHD. We hope that recognizing these related hazards can help people look at this disease correctly and pay attention to the prevention and treatment of ADHD.